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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
LICELY TILTING ~ 4 POLICE C0TRE

LAWYER DELANEY INSULTS EXJ-DGE MORGAN
AND C.. T. CALLED LIAR
The examination in the breach OF promise case OF
Susan Horny sixteen ~ No. 3j9 West Thrtysirih
ST. against Apollo V. CasteanOs. aso nineteen, OF ~
$50 West Thirty hit-s,, came 10 sudden stop y-tts'
day at jefferson Market Court. EN-Juige M'fcm
who represented the defendant. asked Justice Dlay %
discharge his client the ground that there hal he.a
10 evidence to show that Csstelaaos was guilty Before
bis Honor had time make reply, Counsecr Do sAey,
who APP cared FOR the complainant. exclaimed tHs a.
tcllanos guilty. and turning 70 eXJudsc Morgan Z
claimed dilut tIin. any Judge was capable OF ar Q
Using criminal law after lie hal left the ben,h
What -. saoutst eXJudse organ In noarse tone 0,
voice stepping toward counsellor Ds.tucy. You h~rs
not only in,ultei me, but also the entre bench pro
claim you liar"
stop. sAout Ell ths little Judge in voice OF than'
der. Judge Morgan. inc you @l0 for using saca
language before the court
Then turning 10 Law, Delaney, he said in al snsy
tone: You have insulted every Judge GU tie benel
You a little 100 vehement, too demoasraiiye In tbs
case close MS VIII not receive more
evidence. Both OF you send Re ysur briefs week from
Wednesday next, aud | shall decide the on its
merits"
Your Honor Ide ire render the Court apology
said Judge Morgan now In "A cals voice.
" II Is accepted Judge politely replied justice Dai!'
remit your line
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An OUTRAGE UPON TnE OLD SOLDIERS.

BI'FrAIu. Nov 20 .Hn.-Memhers of tAe Grand
Army the Republic excited the reported in
dicm"nt of 80 who inmates OF the Soldiers
Home at Bath tie charge OF Illegal voting They were
practically DISTINGUISHED hr a recent decision or tho
higher courts which held hat the Home i charitable
institution and the Old soldiers did not gain voting rcSi
dcnce.
Deputy United states Marshal Donah9e said tonight
tla II was casa of spite. He aideI: 1T Is Shame
disranchisc old soldiers and 1, suffrage that
should he attended to-
County Clerk orr senior NlcSt Iman Ter or the state
sid II never met any one who ventur,d 10 defend tie
lisfranchscncn, OF NE oil sodicrs The Grand Army.
acilen decided and tn" Legislature meets
we viii try TO have II rcineued The Grand Army Viii
see Ia Il the indicted comrades are well defended"
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DyD THE ramon STEAL THE ann

Peter Quinn tailor employed at St J0Sephs Ih''ltu
ton fol the Deaf and Dumb ia chester County, charged
with aiductng lncen-J ca-oid gil, Kosana Campbell
was committed TO jail yesterday In default Of sl,OOO bail
by Justice Duny at Jefferson Market Court james Camp
bell the girls father Of No. 3O2 Seventh ave. accuses me
tailor OF having called his house Thanksgiving Day
AND s,ld, can produce your daughter Ia hour bat
IIi bee you sOmcWhcro else INST" This remark was aisc
h. ard lOdrncy taOfs named Ddhe MuIrh vi
No. $40 Clay7t rr'cnpOint, and JOhn Russell % no
$40 West Twenty -hfh-st .,o.
Mamie Mullen. thv sister Of Daniel Mullen, testified
that she saw msting girl In company with Quinn
ON October boarding Calvary Cemetery car. ouIl
also acknowledged to O0lceI fuachn, OF the Nineteen
Precinct 50 paIOlnan f. Gef. that he had received
a letter frOm ROsJna stating whore she was
The prisoner denied haIng made the remarks
attributed him, aud denied all khowcdge OF the missing
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SPORTS IN THE OPEN ALB.
A VICTORY WON FROM YALE.
HARvARDs FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM WIN BY

HARvARD's FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM WIN b,
6TO2.
NEw-HAvEy, Nov. 26-Thc Harvard fcshmcn's
football eleven deoaed tho Yale frcshmen's eleven
at the Yale grounds this afternoon by score OF six
to two. Tho game was hard fought from beginning
to end and at times the excitement ran high. When
the ball put in play both teams attempted run
ming and kicking game, but after few more plays
both settled down TO rushing game. Yale, bv a
long punt sent tho ball into fiarvards territory and
kept 1t there the rest OF the inning, the ball being
by short PUSHES right through the centre OF the
rush line first down to HaIyards 1J-yard line, then
ckto the centre OF the field and repeat Both rush
lines worried Ilic beavers and though Yae's mon were
LIGHTER their more effective work kept Harvard on
the defensive Just before tho Inning ended, Har
wards goal being in danger. Crane, iIaryards full
back kicked the ball out with long punt and Nc
Bride Yales full-back, returned IT, The ball slipped
through a Harvard man, hands AID rOIlod across
the goal line. A Harvard and Yale man fell upon
the ball. but the referee said arvards ball" and 1t
counted as a safety, scoring two points for Yale.
shortly after time called.
In he second lnnlns Yale sent the ball to IIarvalds
corner and kept 1t there for 'on minutes by sood
tackng and blocking. Harvard then took big
brace and Crane, long punt sent the ball TO ialos
ground, where after some good rush work and hot
scrlmmagcs Harvard forced the ball to fales hVe-
yard line The game then became rough and exciting
ana Bangs took hi, place: fale passed me pan 10
M tIr frld whore Il was held. Harvard gr1llaily
worked tho ball again mp to Yale's five yard lin' and
seemed I'm "A fair way to score. McIillGe again saved
the Yale, y long punt to centre. Crane Harry ards
fmll beck made a each. however, and quicMy re-
turned the ball iales haf blck attempted TO ca'ch
# but M, made a bad tumble. and tumuOck grabbed
The bali and with no one block him made an easy
touchdown from which Crane Kicked a 5o" sconnS
six points for Harvard
Win ten minutes playing time Val" made desperate
effort, to turn the tables, bat tho Harvard bOSS were
too strong for them. During The last ten minutes
Harvard changed her tactic, TO passing ana run
MIN. game aud did better playing than al any pre-
WON, time making number OF fine runs ana scttlhS
ly Nalos rislc and half hach,. bit being prevented
fror1 scoring by the fine. tachllng OF Mcbudc' .
n hen time called the scene vas IhtcscrDauie'
IIarva,l en- h,ia>m ndns vent in the most eNraVt-
cant manner. Returning to the campus The NlrioiS
celebrated Ly q liberal discharge OF hieclachcis
The best play for Harvard Wa, by CumnOGk Ncli,
Nichols tlark GoldihW ate and Crane. Tor ale
Rhode, and Foster - the rush linz and McBrid"
mn back were The Wau>tay of the team ihn quarter
hark and half back, being weak and using poor Judg
Incnt In Luch king and running
ANl
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ANOTHER CUT By THE GRAND TRUNK.


CHICAGO, Nov. 26rhe Chicago and Grand Irunk
road to-day nade additional reduction OF -FOUR cen
per 100 in the rate dressed meats. This makes INC
rate 33s cents rcrg or cars ami 80 cents IN conf
mon cars They have also published a rate showing
reduction OF export rates by way OF Portland No. OF
three nts per provisions ard two cents par loo
-four.
TIE srBeIDY TO THE PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY.
Vice President L1uerblch Of the Pacific Mail steam
ship Company yesterday confirmed the published dis
match that AT tho Chicago meeting OF tho transcontinen
tal lines subsidy OF $4,000 menth by tho overland
railroads was granted 10 tho steamship company io
sad nat il was practically the best arrangement for the
co,r,nv that hat been mao sin the tine OF the orig
in1 subsidy Of 81 10000 month II was much better
n, the recent subsidy of $4,000 because tho contract
viii the Panama Railroad had been modified so that
TRANSFORMATION across the Ishmus lett lar-er profit
OF course the steamship company VIII not compete tor
ne higher classes freight and In former contracts
The railroads guarantee monthly freight anu
us The steamship line for the carrying OF heavy lner
claudisc.
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A BOYCOTT on THE ERIE.

BISGu,MroN. y. y. Soy 20 'spcciai.-Tho Board OF
Trade Of this city has adopted resolution asking all
merchants and shippers generally TO paronlze tie
Iackawauna Railway, 10 the exclusion Of tho Erie,
whenever practicable This "a tile result or
fur.s efforts the pant OF merchants here to induce
hc Erie to give the East and this step
il taken after mature dsberasn The rate from buiia
10 Elmira this city tie Erie II All Zed 70 he
mucn b-fter than tuat given from Hcw-iork cry %
Iinc' anton Ilmlrl 4 committee of elf Isns lave
spru months and have visited New YORK I'm ,ndcaVor
70 hI NJ about satisfactory state Of affairs but
without avail. Hereafter. until the Erie makes some
able concessions, this system Of boycott which
I, popular here, will he RICHLY adhered 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
SUSPECTED or CoMMIrrIyG srICIDE.

William Warner found dead In his room In the
Arlington House No. 5G East Thirteenth st., last
Ing. Warner a fine looking man, and la, lived at
the Arlington for about two months He Was r;ticcnt
and did moi make friends with any one ia the place.
Coroner Nusem had been informed that Warner had
committed suicdc but after Ill investigation, decided
that no died from cOnvulsoDs due To a cVngcptvc chill
A young woman called upon arncr yesterday and lnt
him a letter having ~ enclosed Among " alhrrs
effects were large number Of pawn tickets Tor Icwcry
and clothing, abd some papers which showed lba; no
had recently engaged III trying to set ASIDE "ii
a., LIrb he had been Iade "A lcgatcc. Ihcio doU
a letter from Jane u. rerOnnct, OF wheaton, Du Page
County H. asking Warner to drop his suit and mako
AL annie able comp Unisc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
LAKE SHORES QUARTERLY STATEMENT
Atn,NY. nov. 20 .SOe-ir'.-rhe report Of the Lake
shore and Micssn enthcrn for he quarter ended sep.
TENDER 80 Is = fellows:


hrr.NY, Nov. - ,Srr- ~. H. q. l'unc. general
manager ~ fhc rllwaF" and Glud,on Railroad system,
stated oday MAT his company Ia, Tuch>cd the Rat
iafd ford. reaching 10 mile, from Bellows Tails 10
Burlington. with The Ad,ou Branch from 1condri osl
Tester Junction The purchase IS 10 'a'c effect In
LOO when thc lease o. tn Rutland TO the Vermont
Dcr.lai oNIilc. Ihs control of the Rutlands stock
'. moss ln %" hands ~ the Delaware aud Hudson and
A, ufI soon clr"i officers Existing traffic arrange
nci~ hoWryrr win be- maintained for two years. no
o. acquisition -tc, the Delaware and Hudson con
ftli II moth 30 .D' ~" h-r-. and enables II 10
vui cna fhyurahe ra'cS I'm northern territory. hr
Sid opening 20 new England points east oi follows
ill.- u rud. Vermont Cent? al competition ioi
tir Now YORK. an Montreal passenger rihc ds n c'i,
10 niles o4t OF The middle II thr Vermont Central
-A.I.Iu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

LocKrORT. " Y. Nov % tSycc, ~ JACK NcCloy. tho
noted Niagara Falls guido. accomplished another o. his
daring fcats YESTERDAY An Advertising sIsn one OF
the small isan Is above the large oncs the falls
has an advertising board which the Reservation Com
mission has wanted removed. ~nporintcn .cnt Welsh
offered Mct1oy $40 some time agp hc weuii take II
away. Yesterday McC1oy awaiting himself ~ tho low
water secured his long lrl and tying rope around '
BODY started from BUh Island The racks wcr"
sippery with slime and the Saer Wts FISHING eng al
tseniy miles Aanr. Yet hc reached The Island
picked the and ing T. into the rapid current
crow = OF spectators gave him Tousng cheer M'' DV
stated. Will receive medal from he Government
for his recent dee Is Of her0is IN rescuns people
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A NEW STATION on THE HARLEM.

AIBAsY Nov. 26.-The Board OF Commissioners to-day
announced their decision In the matter OF petition for
station nj ngtonve near the intersection Of tho
Nsw-York New-IIaycn and Hartford and the New York
and Harlan Railroads. The bsarI recommemd' that the
Now York Central real Lessee Of the Nev-Iork and
ITnrsru road. erect small station tho line Of tho
Harlem road. WI.hlngOnylle. about midway
brrween tho stations OF Mount Vernon and Msoliawn.
and that three trains In the morning 10 New YORK,
between the hours - and 1.7. and three trains In
the f,raoon from New York between the hours o. J35
and 3D. he stopped hercat. TO accommodate resi-
dents ut or near WashlngtoRyc.
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BEcLAEyyG MIR HUSBAND INSANE

BALTIMORE, Nov 20 tSpeeinb.-Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Kewcn TO DAY filed petition In the CITY Circuit Court
asking for jury TO inquire into the mchia condition Of
william +. McKewcn, her husband, and tho pIc,ent
clerk Of the City Court. She also asRs that COM
nli;tec 10 appointed TO take charge Of tho perOn and
estate Of Nj. Mchewcn Mrs Mchcwen llos ALI
davIt- Of physicians a. to the -anty her husband
she alleges thai her husband la, property bc city
and Of considerable value AMI That there J. no
ono authorized To manage tho Judge Duny
ordered tho writ 10 10 issued sir. Mchc"en has
been prom. In ialtimC gciltic- for many Year,
Up TO about e gnt years ago he regarded d, one
OF tho Democratic leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
waYzAID AND ROBBED ~ THE STREET

WIILAID AND KVBHtD ~ The NIHthH
Peter Cafcrata. the agent OF the italian societies III
this city, who lives at No III Mac Tonga St. yesteiU
morning Jefferson Market Police Court accused Joan
Burgess age twenty five. OF No - king-: ant fstreN
Mcdonald. same age. who gayS his rrslience ss lac
Windsor Ho;e OF having waylali ana robbed hlm Oh
Friday evening IN SoI.h F.tl ave.
As Mr. Caifcrats walking along tho street 10
noticed three mon following. hli IN suspicious mah~',
hen -ed rOo est going oNaid brduiie l-eo
surrounded him. Burgess sprang in from or Ctrta
fciei the gold watch out OF his pocket brea-us
the chain. while Mcdonald ami another man he : ne
victim who yelled lu-ly for Police" Ths cries were
heard by Oihcsr Qulgsy OF the Eighth Precinct. ard
another officer who capture Burgess AMI MELON ID.
Justice Duffy held the prisoners IN 81 900 bail for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

SYRACUSE Nov 90 lSpcc,0h-J Y. Ames leading
lawyer OF Syracuse has suei Or George T. Bacon prn-
cpal Of Syracuse High school, :or Ia icrn- his
Frank Ames member OF the senior class Tho
damages are laid at $1,000. Last summer youns
Am,s solA some t.cke's To- the baseball club Of the
and retained ~ - OF the proceeds 10y consent O.!
tnr prc,ldrnt and h..Uprs NJ cuD. short 'mo
Young Anrs candl lte for elc lion prcsl-
dcut OF The senior class. ont deicttsh Lawyer
Anss charges that Bacon called his son " a boeiier,
Il. . nj. f.rlf.
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LTTrLEWOOD WINS THE G0-AH-YOC-PLHAAh.
nrA1ING HI, OPPONENTS. BIT NOT THE WORLD ,

RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA NOV. oG.-The ii2 hour go-a'-you p.''e
race ended tonight shortly before 10 O'Clock win L''''
wool, thr Ing. -.man. ~ mr. pia''' al.
. ,tl. r..,,, abandoned L.s expressed intention Of
tr, ny to be-. IN, words record Of Olu miles ana loSs,u
along easily Throughout ia. da}. good cio"d was ''
,te,lanc. u 10 th, clos. ~ tho race The only N@uic
of Interest t-nrh. L-ons SUCCESSFUL 'hoi' 10 I'"'"
L,o ul., Ia his last The track hO"c' eF'
b, 80. "a. har distressing sight. Inc Oh man "as a
INV. cal WcA. AID Du. tne Nuiy A.d "l Nutf' VINO
,, ned ou -h. track tAcl around with NM III =
.ie, ei De- would gwen np before NJ r'l mn w
de-. rel ,,li lie completed 500 miles Al - O'CLOCK
AMI 'hcI uO,hl,d around In extra iilI ,-, .,
The rae. hi, been successful one hn'nc.a'g and
- rwool Will receive about - 200 A. III, 'h4Fr ~ W
ra. receipt, and ,utrln." if'-, A'"ft ab'li rl'-,'
pan hot 1000, N1rnac 4 10 and ilson about %3o Inc
ma. .sr1 MIS- share ~ %" rr0"fs &, about Ff'hu'
r-orfur 49,. mo scores of me f'" mon a. m" hnish
tr,y.n5,i miles, .p N1,it. % mites Ianchof, 81
"a . % lp, NOrcuiac, sol miles, laps, Llson' 90
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
A Pleasure shared by Women Only.

Maherbe the gifted Preach author decaied that OF all
tus that man alone taks pleasure In
being pos sssd generally Of The sweetor
lkSiho ivy plant sho longs fpr an object 10 Cng 10
love oos ectio. THIS bang her prrroga
tive ught ,o not 20 be tod thai Or cfces favotic FRO
srpii0n the physical salvation Of .r sex II banshes
those make her le burden
ing all painful Irregularities uterine Disorders inhanm
and liberation prosp and Kindred Weaknesses As
Inc n cures cIhanst ptostatQp. dob
rcle mont l anxiety and hypOehfUDda Aid promotes
IelIoAling hlAOp
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HE HAS A FINE KIT AND MANY ALIASES.

ALBANY. Nov 26-Jshn Green. the noted safe burglar.
who was arrested Baston while attempting 10 rob the
BalsOn Bank. las been identified by Chei Willard as
the person who arrested IN Canada for safe
breaking and who escaped from Kingston prison short
time Green's psrtraii adorns the rosucs gallery Al
police headquarters. where be under the name OF
Fred Jacobs alias John son alias Jasklc alas Arthur'
Green l. a OF twenty and wnen captured had
% the finest Kits OF burglars tools TO Dc found ia the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
,yFy.oFFIcruoLDER DISAPPEARS

LOcKPoKr y Y, NOV. 90 Spscidh.-1 Ella. for
mery United states Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
here ni editor proprietor of The 81 George Adrocdc
has disappeared. He suspended when Collector
Ianlon appo n,cd for this district AMI embarked IN
spaper business. starting sheet devoted to tao
order Ot sons OF 81 George" For a time the paper
seemed 20 prosper but o. late has not been paylns
investment He has left the city heavily In debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
B,RBER HELD FOR ADDICTION.

NEWPORT. ~ H., Nov. 26-William /. Brow. alias
Boauit" was committed TO the county jail tonight In
default Of 81 500 bail. charged with abduction. lie
came here about weeks ago to open barber shop
aud elopsd November % with girl OF sixteen repre-
sentng himself be single lilo lndousd tho girl
November II after telling her thai he had family The
broke hearted gr Nluced % homo. reaching
here on Tuesday. Brow ed ato last night at
Westnslu
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FALLING INTO BOILING BRINE.

WARSAW. y. Y, Nov 20 tSDoc al. William Morley
who lifts salt In sufOcatinc steam boiling Bruno At
the Kerr salt Works az Rock Glen stripped ~ al cloth
ing except hight by misstcp was plunged into
the scaldng URN. today. lie 10 badly burned from
head ~ loot and cannot i've.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
JOURNALISTIC ENTCRpRIsEi

ioincdy Of A. Lamb! CabIed Complete Modern style
DRAMATIs PERSoNE
"Mary." "Her Lamb" " Ieacher'" KIDS" 80
ACT l.
Mary who owned tho littls lamb
Hal teeth as white :
She used % brush them twice q day
Win the Felt BRUSH, you know.
ACT IL
sWhat makos Mary tho lamb a. lovois
Piped III The "kiis" Al school
cs c. F't Brush
And felt m ado Nil VI WOOL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

THE WABASH DETERMINATIONS WILL GO"
Person. interested In the proposed reorganization OF
the Wabash Railroad attached little Importance 10 tie
advertised objections to tho plan. one of them said
"rhc success of the scheme depends the first mort
gage boudhodcrs, and have no doubt that largo ma
Iority OF will approve the scheme. can no
reason why they Should oppose H. for they will receive
e.rrything to which they entitled, under any err
cuustaucrs. The second mortgages are lighting the
MAN but they apparently 10 moi know what they want
f they should recover their property they would have
the ached pieces OF railroad without connections or
equipment.
= II they should succeed. their bonds woud not be
worth probably % cents IA dollar For this reason
nm confident that the scheme will 20 through although
Tho morEaEes haye ahsOlnte power IN the nltter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
TRoI-sEPG FOR A FRESHMAN

ITHACA, " T.. Nov. 20 (Speciai.-At recent meeting
OF the sophomore class resolution adopted looking
to the appointment OF committee for the purpose OF
procuring and presenting appropriate pair OF trousers
the freshman who decor alsd VITA pasty show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Held FOR SHOOTING 4 NOHiN ~ THE BREAST
Matilda Kan. age tbirtyhvo Of No lJo fIrstavo.
who since epenbsr - has been at bellevue Hospital
surrring from pistol wound In tho breast JEFF
ferson Market Cour yesterday charged Adoph Delmenz.
French nan of No 90 liarrswst.. with the shooting
They had had words In the hallway OF No 80 West
ThiTI-.t when, claims, the frcnchinan pointed
revolver ut her and shot hor in the rghi breast Del
,nenz was amted to tho Iombs % await trial In
fault Of bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

WHO WILL BE Is. AND O!s NEXT PRESIDENT
The rnmors about the presidency Of the Baltimore
md ohio Railroad, that have been started recently
hay, probably no good foundation They assume That
~. Garrett iurere,fs are not In sympathy with the
,vndratc 10 which they Tered tho control or lie
prorerty some OF the stories arc Ia the effect that
Robert Garrett will return 10 resume his place ut the
h., of e company, and others state hat SeIa or Cor
man of hI,rylanI may he the next president friend
Of Mir German l. quoted rs saving that the senator
caIi ay the po.l:ion II he wished IT. 80 far ~ could
M learned Yesterday. there wnS no reason 10 believe
L,t inc New York and London syndicate hal changed
n. mind about promoting Vice President Spencer to tho
prnc pal Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Tho American Too'' all Union championship was
decided yesterday I'm Hroo klln The crescent Athletic
club Of that cry .aiacd decisive victory over tho
staten Island Cricket club, IS prlLci.a competitors
Touch down, ly Juan smith o., Mauhanarchc and
T. r. Vernon were made into goals by Edwards. The
islanders wcre somewhat short hardcd while the
Crr.ccnis rlaycd their regular team
stevens Institute II gh school and the Brooklyn
H.. .hs Football Club played interesting football
cana ON tie para 20 ground AZ Prospect lark ycSter lay
stevens had a strong man tn Magee. lie touched
dow foui iim~, AMI kicked nv" s'H' .ol'ln no
iul blossom mad touch doars. tn" 60 RI at the
finish wa steven. 20. Iroohlyn llei. bS. II
The third ran OF tho Flcefoot Ilriier, from Prospect
Park Erooilyn. well attended. Parry and VII
son the harc,. laid good scent toward Fort Ham IN
and return. and with their five minutes stt finished
ten mlrdt., ahead II the pack Tho distance was
about seven mic, and the time nfiy seven minutes
Tho Prospect Harricrs raced through PROSPECT Park
for rnilc- yesterday. They wore competing Tor the
>chwsba. medal T. (. Crahb. : I. ft"cir
" Ayrcs and J II Mclloc finished In The order named
the OF her twenty COM editors came Ia In bunch The
time forty three minutes Cr1bb now leads IN tho
rlrN flr ~ Al
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ORGANIZING A NEW LOCAL ROAD.

new railroad company for local purposes has been
organized at New. Germantown. 10 build line from
White House station TO Potcrsvllc. to connect with
the Sew Jersey Central. The directors are james \.
Plioock, A. 4. Clark, John Lane John T. Mcck, W. W.
sutton. H. H. Potter and H. g. Hoffman Robert Craig
selected the treasurer. j. H. Fisher secretary
A. Clark will be the counsellor. and J. H. Mehck. Of
tpringDcld ILL.,. the engineer and superintendent Tho
line through rich country Enough has been
subscribed To guarantee tho building OF tho road sur
ycying starts immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

WHAT HAS MR. GLADSTONE TO SAY TO THI-l
BUFFALO, Nov PC tSpeeaD.-It IL reported that Lon
don agency has making arrangements In the United
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